Lwir area camera · CI Series
Hikrobot MV-CI003-GL-N6
- Warranty
- 36 months
Where the N6 variant fits
A 17 µm-pitch vanadium oxide array is the foundation of MV-CI003-GL-N6. The uncooled detector delivers 640 × 512 thermal frames at up to 50 fps, while Gigabit Ethernet provides the data path and also supports Fast Ethernet operation. The result is a 0.3 MP network camera for installations that need a repeated area view of thermal distribution rather than a single-point measurement.
The combination can track heat patterns on machinery, electrical parts, and processed material through successive frames. At 50 fps, the camera can follow scene changes while preserving the listed 640 × 512 format. A body size of 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm favors mounting positions with limited width and height; the full depth and connection space should be accounted for along the viewing axis.
MV-CI003-GL-N6 matches MV-CI003-GL-N15 and MV-CI003-GL-N25 in every listed imaging and mechanical figure: detector type, 17 µm pitch, 640 × 512 output, 50 fps, Ethernet support, and 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm size. Pick N6 where the N6 variant is called out. MV-CI003-GL-N35 or MV-CI003-GL-T6 can fill other variant requirements without a published shift in resolution, rate, interface, or envelope.
Specifications
| Product type | 0.3 MP GigE Thermal Camera |
| Sensor type | Vanadium oxide uncooled detector |
| Resolution | 640 × 512 |
| Pixel size | 17 μm |
| Maximum frame rate | 50 fps @640 × 512 |
| Data interface | Gigabit Ethernet, compatible with Fast Ethernet |
| Dimensions | 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm (1.9″ × 1.9″ × 4.6″) |
| Certification | CE-EMC |
Selection and applications
Area thermal monitoring over Ethernet. Observation of changing machine heat patterns. Thermal imaging where front clearance is constrained.
Minimum kit: Connect MV-CI003-GL-N6 to its data path with a Gigabit Ethernet cable; the stated interface also supports Fast Ethernet.
Nearby in the range: MV-CI003-GL-N15 — Select N15 for an N15-designated installation with the same stated image format.; MV-CI003-GL-N25 — Select N25 when that variant is required without changing the listed 50 fps ceiling.; MV-CI003-GL-T6 — Select T6 for the T6 designation with the same network and mechanical figures..
Cables and accessories for this model
Compatibility per manufacturer data.
- Data cables
- GigE
- Power
- Power
- Mounting
- Camera mounts
FAQ
How is the thermal image formed in the MV-CI003-GL-N6 camera?
A vanadium oxide uncooled detector forms the image on a 640 × 512 array with 17 µm pixels. The camera is identified as a 0.3 MP GigE thermal model, so acquisition and Ethernet transfer are combined in the same compact unit.
Can the N6 variant stream its full image at the stated maximum rate?
The maximum rate is specified as 50 fps at 640 × 512. The rate is therefore tied directly to the complete listed frame size, providing a clear operating point for estimating how frequently a changing thermal distribution can be sampled.
What Ethernet infrastructure is suitable for MV-CI003-GL-N6 data?
MV-CI003-GL-N6 uses Gigabit Ethernet and is also compatible with Fast Ethernet. Use the network class that matches the intended thermal stream and installed infrastructure, while treating Gigabit Ethernet as the camera's stated primary data interface.
What are the physical dimensions of the N6 thermal imaging head?
The housing measures 48 mm × 48 mm × 117.9 mm. This gives the camera a square front profile and a longer body axis; both the 117.9 mm depth and space for connected cabling belong in the mechanical clearance calculation.
Does N6 trade resolution or frame rate against the N15 variant?
No listed resolution or rate trade exists between them. Both N6 and N15 provide 640 × 512 at up to 50 fps from a 17 µm-pitch vanadium oxide uncooled detector, and both use Gigabit Ethernet with Fast Ethernet compatibility.